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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 22, 1935
Page
6
An old article fragment describes Johnstone Mill operations and wartime season work. It notes farmers suffered losses from a disastrous cyclone and subsequent damage to buildings and crops. The piece reflects on weather's impact and seasonal practices before recounting attempts to resume production and adjust operations.
Atherton February 18 delegates at a LIPA conference discussed the dying tobacco industry in the North. Mr McCarthy and others urged state and Commonwealth help, noting growers lack financing, auction sales, and dependence on manufacturers. They proposed a tobacco pool and further investigations at the next meeting.
J G Wilks and Co operate as blacksmiths wheelwrights and motor body makers offering springs repairs horses shod and general metalwork services with emphasis on repair and custom parts within the local trades network.
A retrospective on Samuel Johnson marks his lasting influence as a conversational genius. An exhibit at Southwark Public Library showcased Johnson relics, while a memorial service drew London’s mayor and literary circles. The piece praises Johnson’s wit, learning, and charity, detailing his boorish manners yet generous acts toward friends and the poor, including housing for three women and support for a physician friend Levet.
A 34th annual report notes that private initiative spurred early sugar research, but Government control was established in 1900. An advisory committee formed in 1933 struggles with funding, site transfers, and staff shortages, especially extension services. The industry seeks greater influence to improve plant breeding, disease control, and cost-effective farming methods while preserving scientific independence.
An estimated one in eleven United States workers are employed directly or indirectly by the automobile industry. The figure underscores the sector’s broad economic reach across manufacturing, suppliers, and allied services.
A fragmented report describes a barber trusted to guard a deceased master's properties and tells of a disordered dress and a valet’s involvement, hinting at possible misconduct and adjustments in guardianship following the death of Dr. Bathurst’s former master.
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